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It, was fun having him there to help.

If you don't know that's me

Not sure I didn't want tear into them it was only +4C out. I just checked them all and took out the dead colonies. They were able to get out and have a crap though.

It works well Do you have any hives of your own Patrick?

@@giffordshoneyfarm8626 no, I have the frames to set up one but haven't done it yet. My oldest son had 5 hives a few years ago but he lost them all and the frames have been just sitting in the field falling apart so I rescued one of them. I'll probably wait until we move to the property full time to set up a hive. maybe spring

that is right

Hello Patrick it is so nice to hear from you again. Are you getting snow down there I hear Florida and Louisiana are getting snow. Have you read Lions Do Not Bow by Artur Pawlowski. He is a pastor who has been put in jail for feeding the poor and preaching the Bible in public. Yes Canada has pollical prisoners now days.

We did get a little snow but this week has been a little warmer. A few weeks ago we had an ice storm then snow on top of the ice. The ice is about gone now. I havnt read that book but I’ll check it out I’m looking for a new book to start.

Glad it helped!

thanks

It's similar to the consistency of frozen spinach when it thaws. A pile of mush LOL. It's good for soups, stews, omelets etc...It is shelf stable for years. Where are you located that you have so much spinach in mid November? It's currently minus 23 degrees Celsius here in northern Canada.

@giffordshoneyfarm8626 I live in Southern California. One of my local grocery stores has 3 pound bags of spinach nearly every week (they are the size of pillows, lol) for $3.49. I thought I would take advantage of that. Thanks for letting me know. I've never bought grocery store canned spinach so I just didn't know.

That might be so but at the time I was in need of only the petals for drying. I use the dried petals in several of my handmade soaps. The discarded parts did not go to waste. I feed them to the poultry and pigs.

Walking around they are magnificent beasts. You don't want one to charge at you their power is tremendous I have been charged by one. With wild animals around you have to be aware at all times.

It's possible. It's a Timber King I did import it over 16 years ago from Missouri.

They do sting my hands, I'm just used to it.

yes, winter is long here in the north

It's from a Proctor Silex Food Slicer bought around 2010

@@giffordshoneyfarm8626 Thank you kindly! Much appreciate your quick response.

It worked very well, all winter. I will be using it again.

@@giffordshoneyfarm8626 * I'm game! THANKS for working out the bugs for me!😆

if you know everything why are you watching this video?

@@giffordshoneyfarm8626 You dumkoff...how would one be able to comment without watching? ESP ??

​@@giffordshoneyfarm8626He's complaining about the information with no suggestions for improvement, a bit immature. I would recommend using a half round diamond sharpener which will give you a better cutting surface on the inside of the scallops, I use these to sharpen bread knives.

The bees are out of Winter Storage here in Northern Canada. Looking forward to an active season.

I suppose a person could use any fuel source but Justin Trudeau has not taxed my woodpile yet

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I used google translate. I used mite strips for varroa mites

I believe it would work well in the spring. I usually do this to help boost a smaller weaker colony with a stronger colony

I've been thinking about this since you asked. And, I believe you could. I will have to try it. Thank you

@giffordshoneyfarm8626 your the first person to try it! I keep asking people... every body wants green renewable etc.

Oh yes!

Wandering if that would work with my Honey Bees!😊